theotheo

Great! Time to release an update anyway because users are getting a warning notification from wordpress regarding the plugins compatibility and safety. Not that the plugin actually has any issues but newbies are driven away when they see that notification.

@olektidio No problem, do you have any news on the matter? Do the developers plan on an update for this or can i somehow solve it using code until they release an update?

From what i’ve tried it seemed a bit hard to get the template inside the loop but i don’t think it’s impossible. As you said erros could be caused.

Basically the answer to this is that it can’t be resolved right?

Is it related to how this certain plugin works or does any filtering plugin face this?

Thank you for taking time to respond to my queries.

• This reply was modified 3 years ago by theotheo.
• This reply was modified 3 years ago by theotheo.

@kamiltidio By the way i just tested the official tidio website and the functionality is appearing there too.

Maybe i didn’t make myself clear. This happens when you open tidio and use the top right arrow to close it. After doing that and clicking back it will loop through the actions.

Also i’m talking about mobile (desktop is working fine) so please test out on mobile.

@pcmrshop I know but you have to select product and its settings seperately each time.
I am not saying it is not good this way but you can definitely improve functionality to save time by offering a bulk csv upload.
You will then only need to specify and organize products and their settings in one csv file and with one click you’ll be done.

What do you think? Wouldn’t that be nice?

• This reply was modified 3 years ago by theotheo.
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You can check at: https://lolslaves.com/

Since i want tidio to load after 3 seconds i use timeout then load but i don’t think it is related.

(function() {
  var timeoutInSeconds = 3;
  setTimeout(function() {
    var s = document.createElement("script");
    s.type = "text/javascript";
    s.src = "https://code.tidio.co/bf63rzisufcbwszagpjfjvtdpambegac.js";
    s.async = true;
    // Enter public key above
    document.body.append(s);
  }, timeoutInSeconds * 1000);
})();

• This reply was modified 3 years ago by theotheo.
• This reply was modified 3 years ago by theotheo. Reason: Adding info

That’s great news!

Can’t wait for the udpates, thank you in advance!

I use the plugin 1+ years and i’ve had the same issue.

Being able to add license keys to products with one CSV file upload would save a lot of time.

I will dig it a bit to see what i can do and will post the answer if i succeed.

That’s great! It is nice that you are listening to people’s issues and try to solve them.

I had also recommended some other plugin features in the past that your team took into account and developed them for the plugin. I hope they find this one a great idea too!

Thank you in advance!

• This reply was modified 3 years ago by theotheo.

If i understood correct i need to place the no products template inside product loop template and the issue will be gone right?

Do you know how i can do this?

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That would partially solve my issue but since payment errors are not included using the snippet is basically useless.

Do you know of any similar articles covering the payment error notification part too?

Or the best would be if there is a way to remove the current woocommerce error message and add a new custom one using php/javascript i don’t know.

That’s perfect. I will be waiting, thank you in advance!

What do you mean as to where i am looking to change the error message location?
It is the checkout error message displayed always at the top of the checkout.

I checked if there was a hook, there is no hook.

A solution posted online was this:

To edit the location of the checkout errors you must do the following:

Set SCRIPT_DEBUG constant to true, do it in the wp-config.php file define('SCRIPT_DEBUG', true);
Locate the checkout.js script in the woocommerce/assets/js/frontend
Locate wc_checkout_form.$checkout_form.prepend( error_message ); around line 396
Change it to wc_checkout_form.$order_review.append( error_message );
Setting the SCRIPT_DEBUG to true effectively loads the development resource files rather then the minified production versions, allowing for easy manipulation.

Definitely not a good idea. Also on plugin update there will be issues.

Ok let’s wait,

A workaround but not a solution to my query is to create 2 attributes and only display the one you want in the frontend leaving the other one hidden used just for filtering.

Ok, i understand.

About 2, these shortcodes are used in the product template using a hook right?
To better understand, do you remove woocommerce review widgets and then add your own or do you filter woocommerce widgets with your own review functionality?